Parents as Co-Teachers
In 1992, a group of Christian homeschooling parents who desired to remain active in their children’s lives but also ensure their academic […]
In 1992, a group of Christian homeschooling parents who desired to remain active in their children’s lives but also ensure their academic […]
Intro: As parents seek more involvement in their child’s education, let us lay out the welcome mat and explore ways teachers and […]
Teachers have it tough. Most are encouraged to maintain relationships with hundreds of students each year. We are taught by experts and […]
If we want to think about hospitality and schools, we might be tempted to go straight to questions of personal warmth. We […]
As a teacher in a Christian high school—and a social studies teacher at that—the past few years politically have been a little […]
“I don’t like the apostle Paul.” The assertion came after reading one of the particularly thorny and hard-hitting passages from one of […]
While there is still a little over a year before the formal election day takes place in November 2024 for American voters, […]
Nearly a decade ago, my university and our sibling seminary took an unconventional path to a prison-education program. We could have focused […]
What makes a civics course “Christian”? While there are an infinite number of ways in which a teacher might approach such a […]
This essay first appeared in Christian Teachers Journal volume 31 issue 1 and is reproduced here by permission. In too many contexts […]